Diamond Head Cove Fresh Fish
Tel: (808) 732-8744 * 3045 Monsarrat Ave #5 * Honolulu, Hawaii 96815 * Email * Map * Mail Order

MHawaii is famous for its seafood. Diamond Head Cove is a seafood restaurant near the Waikiki hotels on the island of Oahu in Hawaii. Diamond Head Cove;s seafood includes fresh fish at an affordable price. There are many restaurants in Waikiki that serve expensive frozen imported Mahi Mahi. Diamond Head Cove offers fresh Hawaii Mahi Mahi fish and seafood caught by local fishermen. Hawaii's fish is delicious and you will love it in Diamond Head Cove's fish tacos, fish salads, fish omlets or as sashimi and poke. Ahi is a popular fish often served at Diamond Head Cove. Ahi is the Hawaiian word for two types of tuna. One type is Big Eye Tuna and the other us Yellowfin Tuna. Similar in appearance to yellowfin, the bigeye may be recognized by its plump body, larger head and unusual large eyes. These are two of Hawaii's best tasting fish.
Diamond Head Cove, owner Marcus Marcos
combines the two things he loves to do the most: fishing and cooking.
Marcus goes through 40 pounds of fish a day, and if he didn't catch it himself, his friends did. He likes to be able to say, "The fish you are eating was still swimming four to six hours ago". He sautes it with caramelized onions, shoyu, capers, garlic, white wine and mushrooms then puts it in a salad, a burrito or an omelet.
Marcus Marcos, the owner of Diamond Head Cove Health Bar and wife Ann own this spot that emphasizes local fish and produce on its menu. "Da Cove" in business for more than a year, is a mild-mannered smoothie spot by day and 'awa lounge four nights out of the week. Marcos prefers to catch the fish himself. Sometimes his fellow fishermen help him out, but charter fishing boats or the fish auction are other options. After trading in his corporate job, he now also enjoys scouting out farmers markets for locally grown produce.
The fish is made into fresh limu-shoyu poke made with Kauai pa'a salt. It is also sauted with garlic, onions,capers and mushrooms in a shoyu-based sauce. The saute becomes a topping for a salad bursting with fresh mixed greens, broccoli, butter avocado and Molokai tomatoes. It is also used to fill a "taco" with salad greens which is more like a wrap in a spinach tortilla. Vegetarians will enjoy one of the best wraps in town - a jumbo hummus wrap stuffed with spinach and grated carrot accompanied by a zippy dressing made with Dijon mustard and mirin. Smoothie boosts are 75 cents andinclude protein powder, coconut milk, peanut butter, spirulina, maple syrup, honey, wheat germ, mangosteen and lilikoi when available.
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